SwiftAudio performs caption-only distillation of a one-step TTA diffusion model by adapting VSD to audio with temporal smoothness regularization, achieving SOTA among one-step methods on AudioCaps and Clotho using ~45K captions.
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SwiftAudio: Data-Efficient Caption-Only Distillation for One-Step Text-to-Audio Diffusion-based Generation
SwiftAudio performs caption-only distillation of a one-step TTA diffusion model by adapting VSD to audio with temporal smoothness regularization, achieving SOTA among one-step methods on AudioCaps and Clotho using ~45K captions.
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Exponential-Family Tensor Completion via Nonconvex Dual Total-Variation Regularization
Introduces nonconvex dual-TV regularizers based on transformed L1 for exponential-family tensor completion and proves error bounds of order O(n3 rt (max sk^2) log / n) that approach minimax rates up to O(max sk^2 / max(n1,n2)) gap.
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Nonasymptotic Convergence Rates for Plug-and-Play Methods With MMSE Denoisers
The implicit regularizer of a Gaussian MMSE denoiser is an upper Moreau envelope of the negative log marginal density, making it 1-weakly convex and yielding O(1/√k) stationarity for plug-and-play gradient descent.
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Deep Reinforcement Learning for Optimizing Angle Selection and Dose Allocation in CT Reconstruction
Reinforcement learning optimizes adaptive angle selection and dose allocation in sparse-view CT reconstruction, yielding better quality and defect detectability than uniform strategies under limited projections or dose.